My Custom Fit and Built Edel Putter

Mostly pictures... I thought it would be interesting to show you where the putter started and how it ended up.

It obviously started from the "fitting cart" we all have to work with, and then the later shots show you how the putter looks when it comes from Texas.

I aimed everything really well, but if I tended to aim to one side of the cup it was typically left a little. A little more offset (S2 hosel) and lines on the top rather than in the back of the head fixed things for me really well.

Before:

After:

I got the Vari-Weight putter so my putter weights are interchangeable. On slower greens I can put in lighter weights and vice versa. They're a snap to pop in and out.

The putter weighs exactly what I need (with the middle weights - 370/60) and feels great. The Pixl insert reduces the variance in ball speed from mis-hit putts so the ball will still roll out the same distance. The sound and feel are great .

There are six basic head shapes. Google image search and you'll see some others.

You'll enjoy treating yourself. I played my first round with the putter today and it was great. Putter felt awesome and looked great. Really thrilled!

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Originally Posted by delav

Do you have any understand of how/why this works?  You don't strike me as someone to take something at face-value because it was said... what's the engineering here?

http://www.edelgolf.com/index.php?option=com_content&task;=article&id;=26&Itemid;=21&j;=nsw

I understand this, but frankly, even if it didn't work at all I think it looks cool. :-)

I will also point out that the insert feels good.

If I could only do one of the two, I'd take the AimPoint class, far and away. I'd do the work that's possible to not only learn that system but also to learn the skills necessary to apply it best: controlling your speed and your starting direction as best as you can with your current putter.

There aren't any true shortcuts to great putting. However, you can remove some roadblocks and smooth the road so you stop off less for repairs from the potholes. :-) I think AimPoint smooths the road for "green reading" extensively, and I think that having a putter fitted for your eyes/brain and speed/touch will help smooth the road for any work you put in to your stroke.

Yes, I want to make some money in golf instruction, but I don't endorse things that I don't believe in, and the odds of me making money off of you guys with these things in particular are slim - I'm in Erie, PA after all, and you're not close! :-) So I'm recommending these things because I believe in them, and I've seen enough with my own eyes to justify that belief, and I truly think they can help you to become better golfers.

They're decided randomly. Dave got black, too.

I think the colors are black/white or vice versa. Red/white or vice versa. And this color - a burnt orange color and white.

A good video showing how your putter is made:

Me?

I was a really good putter before. With AimPoint and my Edel I'm now an awesome putter. I play, too (not as often as I'd like) and haven't done a lot of pushing of AimPoint or Edel here on the site (that may change), and so I came to these not because it's something I can sell, but because the systems (for fitting and for green reading) made sense to me and are best-in-the-world quality, bar none.